HE CHARLOTTE'OBSERTER.
STT'BQfVD Ttyinm vr n j Minn .....
atyf yw ipottpaidi in advane&JJ& 00
Skx-Monihs...... ............ 4 oo
WEEKLY EDITION. t:.j
Weekly (n tt eotutfy) ft rfwro. -$2 oo
Oirf o county, postpaid.............. 2 10
St Moniht........ ...... .....j... ; x oo
pS liberal reductions for dub. i f v
Three Months
One Uintih
1 .' i i at -'iica l h k m at a . a v ar ... t i ... .' . m mm bl- -m m ' ask anm, .jaam. - - .4bbbbl . -k. . k. . . J , -
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V0I.XLS,
IL0TIE H. C, SATURDAY. AUGUST 24 1378
NO. 2S9G2
Iteadj-nadc Clothing and General Merchandise,
''! wil1 find at the old established house of
AKutsr, 13 est assorted and Cheapest Stock of Goods
ecr brought to this market.
iV i-npn oi our biock that we make
OUR (KWS AND PRiGEaffi hnr retMVt K, AT
Our stock of Dress Goods,hite Goods, Alpaccas, Embroid
enes, Kid Gloves, Sun Umbrellas, Fans, Ties and Fancy Goods
are complete and will be sold at Astonishing low prices.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings very low.
.l!slfiSftliS& f olite and attentive clerks. Call
yourselves.
Democrat and Home copy.
and see us and judge for
elias & Cohen.
march 22
BURGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
SKALIB IS
ALL KlrVDS OF
FURNlTURBj
BEDDING, &C.
A
FULL LINB
"'s
'1
HeallhftdnesBjof Charlotiii Deodorizing., an
r.J UtUizmg Sewage and Privage. !
Editor Charlotte Observer ; ' '
Permit me to call your attention to
a subject of vital importance to Char
lotte and other inland cities and towns;
especially at this season of fevers and;
other scourges. It is : this : Deodorize
and utilize your sewage by the use of
earth or lime. This can be nan a tw
AN VIEW OF THE PROSPECT
n : : 5 . THE STAPLE.
i THE OBSERVES JOB DEPARTKEXt
joA supplied viih every needed
MAXS; BILL SEALS,
. LETTER BEADS. QARDSL.
, tulUCCEIZI3t lVSIER8,
ZZZZr ND SILLS,
uxubUAA, etc.
- - ' ' .' .'I
New Advertisements.
Eaconraging Outlook For the Cotton
the South
Planters of
Smith, Edwards & Co 'a
ton Circular, of Julv 31st. h
lowing remarks on the condition of the
uiancnesier iraae :
The trade of Manchester has not im-
CHEAP BKD8TEADs, LOUNGES,
PARLOR A CHAMBERSUTra.
COFFINS of all KIND8 on HAND.
No. 5, West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. 0
mTT1 a onATmar'n'm
rxiiii Aooua,xjaj!i x ujj UilIL.JJKJBN'8 CARRIAGES, JUST ARRIVED.
UAX.L. AJNU SEE THEM.
)an3
VIA
POBTSMIiniH.IiL-BALlIGE, HAMLET and CHARLOTTE, N. C.
. i - .' ; ...
As QDICEl and RELIABLE as any Freight Ronte between
RHHGHjPOlISf'lOUIH, NORFOLK, ALL EASTERN CITIES
ASD ALL POINT3 SOUTH
Express Freight Trains, CLOSE CONNECTIONS,
PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERIES GUARANTEED.
For fall information, Tariff , Jkc , apply to
ruies oi tne board of health: whinh
would of course be more systematic
and cost less than if doner, byjeparate
effort. J A poudrette company or firm
could make it is estimated, a profit of
at - last $26,000 vper annum from the
sewage of this city. Suitable districts
should be arranged and the adequate
number of men employed to supply
each house with a box ofearthVor lime,
as needed, which is to be used as' occa
sion demands, to cover over and deodor
ize the fcecal matter, This will not only
destroy the foul odors but promote the
work of removing the contents of the
poxes ootner . receptacles used, with
little or no offense to the vicinity.
, The , addition - of lime or earth turns
a serious and disease-breeding nuisance
into a valuable fertilizer fnr t.h nnii
It has been estimated that . thA
drette derived from that 'souren
worth $8per annum for each individu
als ;Bat reckon it at 6. and vnih". win
have -sajr- 560,000 as the income from
the manufacture of poudrette from
Charlotte city and environs. It is said
that the cost would not exceed $15,000
at the outside
- K ivgo,
Uut if there was no trofit to a cnmnn.
v uie promoiion oi tne hfiait.hfninoaa
of Charlotte and deliverance from the
nausea now irequently occaejoned by
the present mode of harbnri ncr bo wa era
and foecal matter, would amnlv renav
the trifling cost of the lime and earth,
even if no profitable fertilizer could be
made from it. The desideratum, when
icantcu, ui ueoaonziDg tne privage
and sewage, will largely aid in freeing
the city from the danger of typhoid
and other fevers, dysenteric maladies
and diphtheria and kindred disorders,
which revel and spread upon the fetid
exhalations of the privage of cities and
towns.
VV K H A VF, of a Thousand
" J -t! A Country Weeklies, in
wuicu we can insert a one inch advertise
ment one year for two dollws and a nnarUr
a paper, or for the same price we can insert
nrty-two reading notices (a new one every
wee,, averaging seyen lines each. For list
VT"" lner Particnlar?, address
tr. r.yj n iiLLi K I U . 10 Si
New York.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK "
OF
so
?pruce Street,
of yielding better margins to producers
ui eiwjtjr cioiu or yarn, but a consider
ahle business has been done especially
for ihesmaller markets. The find har
vest prospects are not without effect
and the conclusion of peace has im
proved the Levant and the Russian de
mand. There has been a considerable
inqury for yarns for exnort to Rr.ai.
notwithstanding the heavy duties'
levied in that country, a good proof of
the truth of the statement that their
cotton trade is very prosperous at pre
sent, and well employed indeed, it is
currently reported that Russian snin.
ners are engaged for(more than a year
ahead. The demand for India and
China however, still keeps very poor
the stocks at Calcutta ere very large'
and that market hardly responds at all
to the advance here. China is still
suffering from her terrible famine, and
buysvery little. Bombay is better, but
.UUi,Mt)M a, wuuie, is uipappointing,
yet the monsoon is favorably reported
of, there is ground for hoping better
things for next year. No doubt Man
chesterhas been stimulated into more
business by the strength of the raw ma
terial, and as spinners have kept their
stocks of cotton well up, they have not
u iuuuu irom ine rise as
might have been expected; but we
must repeat that the margin to both
spinners and weavers is wretchedly
small, and such as must involve heavy
and exhausting loss, and we expect be
fore long to bear again a loud wail from
Manchester, and to see short time more
or less applied. At present the con
sumption of cotton is large, for since
the close of the strike in North Lanca
snire mere has been no further attempt
VIRGINIA CLUSTER WHEAT.
The most prolific variety of Winter Wheat
ever known and especially adapted to
southern Culture. In sime instances one
&ueruei UBS DrOOUCea MM) full orn.K
and products have benn obtained at the rate
of from 60 to 90 bushels per acre. Price
Cigufc ulnars per Dusaei, freight paid, and
uiuji.e uocnarge lor sacks. Sprl it.mn c
ix.r- . . . '""r i
uiruuiur ui ie3umonii8. Agents wanted in
every county in North Carolina. Liberal
commissions allowed Address the General
Agente. E O DANIEL & tO, P O Pox 158.
HlTltfV Mint Nnn 7l
'6i new iwx,
Worth 50, 60, 75 and 90 cents,
Closing This Day at 25 cents each .
A LBiSMAKLE FEMALE . INSTITUTE
xx nanottesville, Virginia. Twenty-sec-
7UV v iuouiub;, oefins uctober 1st.
Board including washing, fuel and lights
"" iu ugiisn, uatin, tireek and
xvicuuu, iwo nunarea dollars per session.
"u.unwingana fainting (quallylow.
iue aioemane is the bst furnished Insti-
.11 IUb coum. jNew ten-pin Alleys
new Bath Rooms, and the strongest Chaly
beate Mineral Water in Virginia for prpils
uuii,y. n escort furnished
mui irom me same point
..v.. rui amiuuea auaress
R H BAWLING8, M A, President.
E. D. L. & B.-
A LARGE LINE
OF
SWEET CSSl HAY r
ALL
Awaraea AjA prize at Ccotennial Expositioa fcr
ln chewing qualities a4 exeellenea and lading cha.--aaer
of sweetening and Jlaviriig. Tlia toct tobacco
ftr.S. e- .A,S ?nr hlv3 c;r:'P trado-mark U closely
Imitated on lafener ro3. 13 lat Jwkton't est is
on every pin?. Sold 17 rU e. CVfbr
r"lANOo?S?.?,OEOAN
u'u" Planus, cost SBl.tjUU, on) V 4425. fln.
P?? Square Pianos, cost $i.lC0 onlv
to stop machinery either bv emnlovra .egJih1rV"?!i.
i j - I j
A moment's attention to the
on the part of heads of famili PR will
show the immense imnortanp.fi of thin
i subject to the preservation of health.
rending any action that may be tak
en to utilize the nrivacfl and enrhatrp
it would well repay everv household
to use the lime or earth dailv. a hnx
and a small shovel is all that is need-,
ed, and whenever requisite the con
tents of the boxes to be removed as
customary. In a week's time the nu-
nty of the air generally would be en-
nancea nity per cent.
lours truly, Lymeston.
tnch 26
Southwestern Agent, Charlotte, N. C.
Cooke, of Franklin, for Speaker,
Editor Charlotte Observer
Quite a number of Eastern and Can-
tral delegates are exoressine a wish to
see Charles M Cooke sneaker of the
House.
He is a young man but an able one.
His habits are good. He is a gentle
man of the most exemplary christian
character. He is a lawyer of high
standing, and having served in the
Legislature he is familiar with the bus
iness.
TT i . .
xae is inaeea a strong, promising
man. His promotion would erive iov
to hosts of friends in Franklin, Gran
ville, Wake, Nash and many other
counties. Koanoke.
P M GENERAL KEY INTERVIEWED.
IN
to" iesesth tu ies ies
-AT
3ES- G BOGEES'
WA R E-R O O MO
NEXT TO P03TOFFICE. l',V
MYi63EEyj LARGE AND EMBEACES A FULL LINE OF-
His Opinion on the Political Situation.
Buffalo, N Y, Aug 19. The Com
merciai Advertiser publishes an inter
view with Postmaster-General Kevat
Niagara Falls yesterday. Referring to
the rumors of his candidacy as Gover
nor of Tennessee by the anti-inflation
Democrats and Republicans, he said :
"This same idea has been advanced be
fore in practically the same shape, but when the top is fairly reached and
I have never given it any terions nrices be?in tn rn dnwn vo D,nn'y
thought, as I never have
Or employed.
On the condition of the cotton marks
et the circular says : The controlling
influence over the marked is still the
extraordinary strength of thetatistical
situation, which becomes, if possible
more marked as the season advances.
The deficit in the stock and cotton
afloat for Eogland is now fully 300,000
bales compared with last year, and
nearly 500,000 bales compared with the
years before. Against this spinners are
supposed to hold a surplus stock of 50,
000 bales over last year, and probably
100,000 bales over the year before.
riowever tne figures are manipulated,
there can be no doubt that we have a
time of extreme scarcity- before us, and
it will hardly be possible to keep the
mills running fulli time till the next
crop arrives. Much, of course, de
pends upon the earliness of the incom
ing American crop. It was thought at
the outset the wet weather in the Gulf
States has kept it back, and that it is
not much earlier than usual. We in
cline to think, however, that the re
ceipts at the ports in .September and
October will be much above last year,
when they were usually small, as the
the last crop was very late; they may
even exceed the very large receipts of
1876, which was very early crop, and
so we may fairly exnect liberal arrivals
by6team will be used more freely than
ever j before to bring the crop for
ward, for there are shoals of steamers
seeking engagements at very low
freights.
It is clear, however, that even with
the utmost dispatch of the new crop it
will be difficult to supply the full con
sumption of our spinners unless short
time be resorted to. At present we see
nine prospect ot this, though trade
continues exceedingly bad, and nearly
an ine macmnary iu .Lancashire ii
wurjtujg at a serious loss, as long as
prices haxe an upward direction it is
hardly possible to stop machinery : but
Newt'tvle UDripht.Pia
organs vz stops, $72.50.
, , rgauB' 10 stops, cost $390, onlv
IK I error,! Q7K :' ' "U'J
link lr Mirror op urgans only
J.1CJ1CUUUUS saennce to close out
present stocky Xew Steam Factory soon to
w c;ra,wu, newspapers witn much infor-
uiauon aooui co t of F anna onrl n-.,
sent free. Please address .
uahuel-jt. BEITTY, Washington, N. J. j
7DAJi. Agents canvassing for the
.uuress r j ilk h-riY, Augusta, Maine,
MM (MiLMS,
Worth 20 cents each,
Closing This Day at three for 25 cents.
-U. LATTA &
BRO
it
TELEPHONES
For Business Parnoscs. nnrs
:exoel a'l others in clearness and
1 VOiOme OI trim-. Tllncfrafcl ft!..
- uw. . uvv VIA-
cuiar ana testimrnia's for 3 cts. Address J
a. nuwoMB, Manet i reek, Ohio.
toDBe the. l8t4 of September wewill beprepared to offer to the publio advan-
sum " ,n ,hesouih-The f our arras,
" f - -MJ V 111
FALL STOCK:
A BKIEF TREATIES ON PULMONARY
" diseases win ce fent tree to all appli
cants. Address 03CAR O- MOSm isiwk
iBiiui, surtet, new XOrE.
of Clothing, which will ba of the very latest styles on the Market
bring out a very superior line of Samples for our
He will also
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Ha
any serious
aspired to be
Governor of Tennessee." As to his
being associated with General Grant on
the Presidential ticket in 1880. his first
intimation of it was in the press dis
patches of this morning. His answer
was equivocal, viz. ; that they would
have to find something a great deal
worse to ray before making him very
angry.
With reference to Southern politics,
prices begin to go down, we should ex
pect to see a very bad time among
spinners it may De numerous failures
and more or less of short time. The
difficulty is to say how far the advance
may be hefore the reaction comes, and
the favorite opinion at the nresent is
that 7d, will be touched for middling
upianuB.
I A aZ-tL pleasure in informing my friends
that I will leaye Charlotte on the 23rl June,
ioi ice x-ari8 n,xprsit'on, and expect to be
absent three months. During ny absence
my business will be umler the management
of my brother, Ambrose Fiscbefser.
l trust that my friends will give the 'Im
perial" Saloon, during my temporary ab
sence, the patronage that they have so gen
erously given me in the past.
Joseph Fischesser,
PROPRIETOR.
jun20
UNDERTAKING !
a- per
wkich we will make nn to nrdor of .-t. 1 i .-
feet fit or no Sale. .uw pr.oes, ana guarantee
Our Mr. L.Berwanger being a practical Tailor of many years exnerienf. af
fords the people of UharlnttA nmf .:I.' -'!7-i I. 'experience, af-
only by New York or Baltimore """y ales equalled
OffrpfJf n toMers ordering from us from $10 to 115 on a suiU
Uur riece Goods Denartiner.t. n! c u u.t T t Z .
Skins nrf TmnorJoi TmT.u Y .if l tuo UCB"' Araportea uassimeres, uo-
OKins and imperial Cloth from the best manufacturers in th WrM
uan ana be convinced, by examining our goods and prices.
L BERWANGER & BRO.,
FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS,
Rational clothing hall.
HOTEL,
The undersigned is now prepared to
all orders for tvery ciass of Undertaking
Having on hand a full assortment of
$
he said that the tendency of the Demo
was toward an exclusive leeal
All Croods Packed Free of G harge.
ki m I ne sai
rarlnr rhsiMhAr ninSnir Itaam anil Vnl4nmA cracy
, vvu! muu vwi auiUllUlCi tender currency and renudiatinn r that
the Greenback movement would make
no progress at the South outside of the
Democracy ; that the success of the
Southern Democracy in the national
affairs would doubtles 8 result in a re
peal of the resumption act and a gen
eral demoralization of the financial sits
uation. As to South Carolina especi
ally he looked for a fair election, and
generally throughout the South, and
for Republican gains in Congressmen
not anticipated at the North.
.Regarding southern war claims, he
did not think the awards would be
junll
D R U O rS T A N D C H E M I
A Splendid Opportunity
; : TO WIN A FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878,
i AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10th.
Coffins, Caste and Burial . Cases,
EOTH W(OD AND METALIO.
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY.
Hearses furnished if desired,
Furniture of every desc iption repaired at
CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE, HT C,
Terms, per Day, - -
Table Board, per Month, -
FIELD BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Berne determined in kf
a'share of public oatronat-e. 1 no xtspecuuuy BOUcit
m. D
2.00
16.00
augl
J T JULIAN, Superintendent. .
BEN KIMBALL, (Clerk.
june 20
W. M. WILHELM.
sTryon St., Opposite M. E, Church,
i bnisy vrut
ST,
Lopsiana Slate Lottery Company. ni Estate, Mining
W OW? Offers id the trad e a full stock of fnJn?st mhrmhi tvnA greatly increased in case of Democratic
Cohan ' Rno-lioTi SUWf nAUofc TT-W lil contrl. of ,the Government, as they
jju.m vv.vvv vwicoic iiuucy nUU T1 V UCul UlC 1 Wflrn
ooap: nafflUh. French abd American Hair and Tanth 1 7i,jJ loy
arefally: . prepared at all hours, both night and day. at
based on representations of
alty during the war, and nearly all
those who are willing to make affidavit
of loyalty "have done so. General
Key, accompanied ' by Postmaster
James, of New York, left for that city
this morning.
J.
S Prescription i Store,
.Y A i'f' '
Hi T' BUTLER'S
o ?.,UAti;vrKi:s-t.
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The Golden ige.
' ' fParia Cor Baltimore Sun
We have had our age of iron and we
have had our age of bronze we never
shall forego our age of brass but just
now. the golden age is upon us in
dress. .Laces ana muslins are embroid
ered in gold; cuffs and collars excel
ling "the collar of gold " that Malachi
wore and gave to the stranger, " as Tom
Moore says, somewnere are all the gut
tering go. We see that gauzy, web the
women of the' world impertinently
term 4. ''reUgieiuef'- that ; white. I nure
muslin worn by those better sisters not
of the world now most elaborately in;
, erlaced with golden embroidery in or-
. lental aesigntoi "neatnen gods and god'
rlftRgeB. all naked in the onen air." as
t the song of STbe Groves i of Blarney'-
say?.':,; ' . f i ,. r .,-,
Debt, .white, wholesome biscuits, rollsl
bread, and elegant cake, erullers, waffles,
doughnuts, muffins, and griddle cakes of
every kind, are always possible to every ta
ble by using uooieys xeastrowaer. v -
This institution was regularly incorpora-
iea Dy ne Xjegisiaiure oi tne state for Edu
cational and Charitable purposes in 1868.
witn a capital of $1,000,000 to which it has
since added a reserve fund of $350,000 v ITS
GKANU SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU
TION will take place monthly on the second
Tuesday. It never scales or postpones.
Xjook as tne ionowingaistriDution ;
I pAPITAL PRIZE, WfiOQiif "i
100,000 PICKETS AWiTWQ dtLARS
' EACS rHAl-FTICKETS ONE
LIST OF PHIZES :
1 Capital Prize, .. .... .
Is Capital Pri9..U;:...
livinpiuu jrnze,
2; Prizes of.. ...m$2 500
' . 5; Prizes of........ 1,000
"20 Prizes of. ..600
100 j Prizes of......... 100
200 Prizes of. V. 50
500 Prizes of. so
lOOOJPrizes of. ....v . io
i APPROXIMATION PRT KP.S .
9 Approximation Prizes of $300 2,700
Approximation Prizes of 200...l,800
9 Approximation Prig38 of -100........ 900
AND
.'7.
Immigration Agency. CS HJ 'TJPO EfillSalE' E
$30,000;
10,000
5.000
5.000
5,000
10.000
10.0C0
10,000
10,000
10,000
HJK selline. buvine nnH rnHnoM!n.
liana and Houses, and nrnidiTu iinm
in me neumoni regions or North Carolina
and South Carolina, and being connected
witn tno douthien Rioobd," circulated in
mia guuniry ana t urope twice a month, I
will advertise, fm e of cost, all farms and
mines, piacea in my bands, for sale.
THOS F DRAYTON,
g9 Charlotte, N- C.
"' ' 1 1 -
pilaus jm. u. FAMILY ROE AND
i. Clipped Herrings, on consignment and j
ior saie low oy
TOO. W. HALL & CO.,
Trw " Street. Charlotte. N
y Vi:,:
. J;hHl
. ' -
As there is an unprecedented nrosDect for ennh
as we havekreason to expect a good and prosperous t business
season : lam buvino , . .
.15
185T Prizes, amounting o.,...! ;.;.i..$Iio 400
" Responsible corre8riondino
at all prominent pointsr- td whom a liberal
compensation will be paid.
i Application for rates to clubs shonld only
be made to the Borne OflBce in New Or
leans. -- -
Write, clearly stating full address, for
farther information or send orders to - -
- MA DAUPHIN,
3 - j P O Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiata,
, Alt our Grand Extraordinary Drawings'
4?nxTSrt?Su5?rTision and management
mpfarfW J BEAUREGARD and
JUBAL A EARLY. .
aug!4dw4wtaw
jLUuTi-a family flouk,
Younts' Family Flour, .
Ramsour's Family Floor ,
N. C Hams, Bacon, Meal, Hay, 8backs,
Src , a specialty.
WILLIAMS & FINGER.
mch28 . ': - , . ,
GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE.
. Bayers will find it to their interest to
examine oar stock before purchasing. .
JW HALL A CO.
- - i Trade Street,
CHOICE "FRESH BUTTER,
Fine lot Country Chickens. Eggs, Onions,
Irish Potatoes, Sweet 'Potatoes, Ac. Good
supply of Coffee. 6 pounds for ONE DOI
LAR, at the Casb, 8tore of
And Elegant Stock for this Fall
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I he Goods are now arriving dailv. anl fv Rti,. i'V " '
the Wh6lesale Stock will be complete ; and the Retail Stock " :
by September 10th, J ? ; ' I -' - - - --
1Q" j B N 8MITH.
Charlotte, Aagust 19,